[JudgemAll]

I suspecte the “classical Greek” GOP-E hates christians and they believe they are the ones who built the pyrammids and parthenon now called DC.

They are completely fooled by the Obama blackmail and production of destruction.

This is an act of God. They hate Christians.

Truth is, I believe the “you did not build that” thing was a PR job by the GOP-E helping the Obama to crush us.

The GOP-E are the most hypocritical weird bunch ever. They are trying to play it both ways, grabbing some here, and yet pleading for sanity there.

They are completely confused, stuck and thus incompentent.

Romney needs new advisors or they will pit his Mormons even against Christians, something Mormons have never done as a record of being one of the only religion founded without any bloodshed - potentialy naive as a result.

[bert]

Drivel and balderdash don’t begin to describe your post. It is beyond the pale

[arderkrag]

Your tin foil hat is showing, but at least you’re vaguely amusing.

[cripplecreek]

Rush was right back in december.

The Republican Party is trying to do something in this primary that is unprecedented. They're trying to split the conservative vote and win the primary with a moderate, with Romney. It's the other way around. You consolidate your base and then you move to the center in the general. The Republican establishment has decided they don't want any part of conservatism. And this is really not new. People are surprised to hear this, but the Republican Party formative event with conservatism is Goldwater's landslide defeat. That's what they think of when they think conservative. They don't think Reagan. They think Goldwater.

They believe what the inside-the-Beltway philosophy is about conservatives. They're racist, sexist, bigot, homophobe, Southern hayseed hicks. They're pro-lifers. They're embarrassing to have to go to the convention with them. And they're just embarrassed to have those kind of people in the party. They're dumb. They're not erudite. They're not educated in Ivy League schools. We'll take their votes on election day, but we really don't want to hang around with them. We don't want anybody in Washington thinking that we're really that close to them and aligned with them. So in the process -- you know, it's a very sophisticated electorate. The Republican primary voter can sense that the Republican Party really doesn't like them, really doesn't want them, thinks that they are the route to defeat. That's the problem in a nutshell. The Republican establishment thinks that a conservative nominee is the route to defeat because they think Goldwater landslides are going to happen because they believe what the popular misconception the left has created of conservatives -- they think everybody thinks that.

Rush Goes On the Record with Fox News Channel's Greta Van Susteren

[HiTech RedNeck]

the lds did not stay bloodless, unfortunately for them and for those that met mormons run amok